by Sydney Peterson, Alexa Groff AMES, Iowa (November 18, 2025) – Registration is now open for the new Iowa 4-H Artificial Intelligence Bootcamp, taking place
Category: Iowa News
Iowa farmers have until March to file indemnity claims after Nebraska grain dealer announces bankruptcy
by Cami Koons DES MOINES, Iowa (November 21, 2025) — A Nebraska-based grain dealer with elevators in western Iowa has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Iowa PBS presents 2025-26 College Wrestling
JOHNSTON, Iowa (November 24, 2025) – College Wrestling returns to Iowa PBS in December for the first of seven college duals. This season’s coverage includes two Division I
A third lawsuit challenges Iowa’s new law on pharmacy benefit managers
by Clark Kauffman A third lawsuit has been filed against Iowa’s insurance commissioner over the legality of a new state law regulating pharmacy benefit managers.
State study shows better food waste management could keep more Iowans fed
by Cami Koons An Iowa Department of Natural Resources study on food waste in the state found that Iowans on average, throw away 200 pounds
Soil Machine Dynamics Lab solves problems in outer space and Iowa fields
AMES, Iowa – From the surface of the moon to the fields of Iowa, the Soil Machine Dynamics Laboratory at Iowa State University applies innovative
Farm Financial Planning Program Offers Personalized Insight for Producers
Financial experts are available to help Iowa producers make important decisions AMES, Iowa – With tightening margins and rising debt levels, ag professionals can play
Turning Challenge into Opportunity: Iowa Communities Unite Amid SNAP Disruption
by Christine Hradek, Sarah Francis, Lyndi Buckingham-Schutt AMES, Iowa — A growing number of Iowans are struggling to put food on the table. Today,
Republican Zach Lahn enters 2026 Iowa gubernatorial race
by Robin Opsahl Another Republican — eastern Iowa farmer and businessman Zach Lahn — entered the race Thursday to become the next Iowa governor, highlighting
Iowa scientists: climate change driving up cost of insurance
by Cami Koons Scientists from universities across Iowa urge a shift to more renewable energy sources and updated building standards to cope with insurance premiums
